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Bad Meat in the Food Supply and New Leadership at the LA Times
One hundred forty-three million pounds of beef have been recalled from a meatpacking plant in Chino where videotape showed that sick animals became part of the food supply. Most of the meat has already been eaten. Also, the Los Angeles Times has its fourth editor in three years. He says his first mission will be shrinking the size of the newsroom.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenOne hundred forty-three million pounds of beef have been recalled from a meatpacking plant in Chino where videotape showed that sick animals became part of the food supply. Most of the meat has already been eaten. Also, the Los Angeles Times has its fourth editor in three years. He says his first mission will be shrinking the size of the newsroom.
